How to completely cure allergic rhinitis

Can allergic rhinitis be cured? This question is of great concern to the majority of patients. To answer this question, we must first clarify: the onset of allergic rhinitis depends on the patient's allergic constitution and the presence of allergens in the environment, both of which are indispensable. Allergic constitutions are related to genetics. The current medical level cannot change allergic constitutions into non-allergic constitutions. From this point of view, allergic rhinitis is difficult to cure. However, by avoiding contact with allergens (since there are many types of allergens and they are relatively hidden, and it is difficult to find them all, it is difficult to completely avoid them), correct and regular medication and necessary desensitization treatment can achieve good symptom control without onset of disease. In this regard, allergic rhinitis has a good therapeutic effect. To achieve this requires the cooperation of patients and doctors, especially the need to adhere to a longer medication period, and to increase or decrease the drug dosage or change the types of treatment drugs according to the doctor's guidance. Allergic rhinitis is a disease in which people with allergic constitution are exposed to external allergens, with the main symptoms of nasal itching, sneezing, and runny nose. Many patients with allergic rhinitis have the same doubts as aunties: whether allergic rhinitis can be cured. Judging from the current level of medical technology, allergic rhinitis cannot be cured. This is because, firstly, patients with allergic rhinitis all have allergic constitution, and the current medical level cannot change the patient's constitution; secondly, there are many types of allergens, and they are relatively hidden, so it is difficult to find them all. It is difficult for patients to completely avoid contact with it in life, so it often causes rhinitis attacks. In addition to the symptoms of nasal itching, sneezing, and runny nose, patients with allergic rhinitis may also experience itching in the conjunctiva, palate, and even the external auditory canal, as well as nasal congestion, hyposmia and other symptoms. If allergic rhinitis is not treated in time, it can cause a variety of complications, such as sinusitis, nasal polyps, otitis media, and asthma. Therefore, if you suffer from allergic rhinitis, you must seek medical treatment as soon as possible and receive active treatment, so that you can better control the condition and reduce symptoms. Folk remedies for allergic rhinitis are generally rarely used in formal treatment. The treatments for allergic rhinitis include: 1. Specific immunotherapy. Specific immunotherapy, also known as desensitization therapy, has a relatively certain effect on intermittent allergic rhinitis induced by pollen and dust mites, with a total effective rate of more than 80%. Although specific immunotherapy cannot completely cure allergic rhinitis, it can significantly improve the symptoms of allergic rhinitis, prevent the occurrence of asthma, and improve the prognosis of allergic diseases. 2. Non-specific treatment. (1) Antihistamine drugs; (2) Inhaled glucocorticoids; (3) Mast cell membrane stabilizers including sodium cromoglycate (SCG); (4) Application of topical antihistamines. 3. Surgical treatment. Use treatments such as hypothermia. The occurrence of allergic rhinitis is closely related to the sensitization effect of allergens. Therefore, contact with identified allergens, such as drugs, should be avoided as much as possible. Hay fever patients should reduce outdoor activities as much as possible during pollen spreading periods such as spring and autumn; if they must do outdoor activities or work, they should wear a mask. Patients with perennial rhinitis should improve their living environment, avoid raising dogs, cats and other animals, and avoid using carpets and feather bedding. They should keep the room clean and sanitary, reduce indoor dust, maintain indoor ventilation, and frequently dry clothes.